ajrat

Ajrat is a term that may refer to multiple subjects in Turkic-language contexts. It is primarily encountered as a personal name, and less commonly as a surname or toponym. Because transliteration from Cyrillic and from various Turkic scripts varies, Ajrat is frequently rendered in English as Ayrat or Ayyrat, among other spellings.

As a given name, Ajrat and its variants are used in several Turkic-speaking communities in Central Asia and the Volga region. The form is most often masculine and appears in countries such as Kazakhstan, Tatarstan, Bashkortostan, Kyrgyzstan, and Russia. In some contexts, the name may be spelled as Ayrat, Ayyrat, or similar variants depending on the local orthography.

Beyond names, Ajrat may also appear as a local toponym or as a surname in some communities, though such cases are comparatively rare and localized. There is no widely recognized place, organization, or figure universally known simply as Ajrat in English-language sources.

Because Ajrat can refer to multiple distinct subjects, articles about it are typically disambiguated by context (for example, by adding the given-name variant or the locale). If you intended a specific Ajrat, providing country, language, or field will help identify the precise subject.